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Savannah Welcomed Georgia Municipal Association For Annual Convention | The Savannah Tribune

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The City of Savannah excitedly welcomed the Georgia Municipal Association, representing all 537 of Georgia’s cities, for its annual convention from Aug. 6 to 10 and was committed to hosting the event safely. Consistent with the CDC guidance, GMA recommended that all convention delegates wear face masks during meetings and convention activities, which was also consistent with Savannah’s mask mandate. … Continue reading "Savannah Welcomed Georgia Municipal Association For Annual Convention"

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